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Front Page
President, PM pay homage
President M Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday paid rich tributes to Shaheed She...
Oct. 17
Rooppur radiation fear nil
Many people have expressed fear over the use of nuclear technology in Bangladesh in producing electr...
Oct. 17
Dhaka seeks EU support to Bangladesh’s COP26 agenda
Dhaka on Sunday urged European Union (EU) countries to support Climate Vulnerable Forum's ...
Oct. 17
Germany keen to assist on climate, energy issues
Germany on Sunday expressed its interest to cooperate Bangladesh on climate and energy issues."...
Oct. 17
‘Be aware of sightless people’s snags’
Government authorities and media personnel need to take initiatives to make the people of the countr...
Oct. 17
Small traders not willing to buy EFD
Streamlining of VAT (value added tax) collection through installing electronic fiscal devices (EFD) ...
Oct. 17
Back Page
Train to run over Padma ahead of schedule
Construction work of Dhaka-Mawa-Jashore railway line is going on in full swing centering on Padma Ra...
Oct. 17
Cluster entry tests of 20 universities begin
Cluster entry test of 20 general as well as science and technology universities of the country began...
Oct. 17
Cumilla incident aimed at destroying communal harmony: Home Minister
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan on Sunday said the Cumilla incident was planned for destroying the co...
Oct. 17
Support centres to be set up for expats near airport
Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Imran Ahmad has said that initiatives ar...
Oct. 17
Purchase committee nods to 660MW power plant proposal
The Cabinet Committee on Government Purchase (CCGP) on Sunday approved a total of eight proposals, i...
Oct. 17
Sports
Tigers’ strategy to fill ‘power hitting’ void
Power hitters are mandatory to do well in T20 cricket. There always has been a shortage of power hit...
Oct. 17
‘We back Gayle to do well’
Chris Gayle has joined the West Indies for their title defence in the Twenty20 World Cup and skipper...
Oct. 17
Milan win 5-goal thriller against Verona
AC Milan produced a superb second half fightback from two goals down to beat Hellas Verona 3-2 at Sa...
Oct. 17
Aussies aim at glory
Paceman Mitchell Starc has warned Australia's rivals not to read too much into the team's re...
Oct. 17
Afghans to stick with daring Cricket
Afghanistan captain Mohammad Nabi said his team will shrug off political and travel turmoil to thriv...
Oct. 17
Kohli hails impact of ‘inspirational’ Dhoni
Virat Kohli on Saturday hailed M.S. Dhoni as an "inspiration" who had a "huge impact&...
Oct. 17
We deserved to lose: pogba
Paul Pogba could not hide his disappointment after seeing Manchester United go down to Leicester Cit...
Oct. 17
Editorial
Offenders in temple incident traced
Intelligence and law enforcement agencies have identified most of the offenders in Cumilla temple in...
Oct. 17
Bangladesh beats India, Pakistan in hunger alleviation
Amid the current pandemic period, government’s wide-ranging objectives are helping improve acc...
Oct. 17
Opinion
A tribute to Sheikh Russel
It was 1964. It was the time of tumultuous war. Historically and politically important events w...
Oct. 17
Remembering Rani Ma Ila Mitra
Today is the 96th birth anniversary of comrade Ila Mitra, the legendary leader of Nachol Farmer'...
Oct. 17
City
Communal politics behind Cumilla’s incident: Dr Hasan
"Those who do communal politics have caused the incident in Cumilla to destroy communal harmony...
Oct. 17
DU students return to classes
The Dhaka University campus has returned to its vibrant days after reopening its in-person classes a...
Oct. 17
‘Sheikh Russel Day-2021’ celebrated abroad for the first time
Sheikh Russel Day 2021 is being celebrated with due dignity in all the district-upazilas across the ...
Oct. 17
ZHSUST starts classes in person again
A year and a half later, physical classes have started at Z. H. Sikder University of Science and Tec...
Oct. 17
Madrasa teachers must come forward to maintain religious harmony
Madrasa teachers have to work with religious values, patriotism and mutual respect. They need to pla...
Oct. 17
Commercial vehicle assembling to start June 2022
Following the government business friendly initiatives, the country is set to produce vehicles in ne...
Oct. 17
DNCC conducts drive to restore Rupnagar canal
The Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) has stepped in to rescue the illegally occupied portion of t...
Oct. 17
Police remain alert to maintain law and order in Narsingdi
All personnel of the district police has been working day and night under the leadership of Narsingd...
Oct. 17
Jubo League gifts houses to homeless on Sheikh Russel’s birthday
The Bangladesh Awami Jubo League on Sunday donated houses to the landless in different districts on ...
Oct. 17
Business
Entertainment
'Rehana Maryam Noor' going to Oscars!
The most prestigious award in world cinema is the Academy Award, Oscars. Presented by the Academy of...
Oct. 17
Pattinson goes scary to stop the Riddler
Warner Bros. and DC's ‘The Batman’ movie trailer reveals new footage of Robert Patti...
Oct. 17
‘Bangladesh 1971: Mourning and Morning’ begins at LWM
Commemorating the life and works of the iconic French photographer Marc Riboud, best known for his p...
Oct. 17
Gal to repeats her role in ‘WW3', says director Patty
Hollywood sensation Gal Gadot is returning to her role of ‘Wonder Woman’ for the third m...
Oct. 17
'Rickshaw Girl' wins SLM Top Award in Germany
Director Amitabh Reza Chowdhury’s film titled 'Rickshaw Girl' has won the SLM Top Awar...
Oct. 17
Dwayne unveils the first look at ‘Black Adam’
Dwayne Johnson aka ‘The ROCK’ treated his fans to the first teaser of ‘Black Adam&...
Oct. 17
World
US, Canadian warships sailed thru Taiwan Strait last week
A United States and a Canadian warship sailed through the Taiwan Strait late last week, the American...
Oct. 17
Grand Mosque in Makkah drops social distancing
T/span>he Grand Mosque in the Muslim holy city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia operated at full capacit...
Oct. 17
UN chief calls for transformative, inclusive, sustainable recovery from C-19
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Sunday called for transformative, inclusive, and sustainabl...
Oct. 17
Turkey in talks with US on sale of F-16 fighter jets: Erdogan
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says the United States proposed selling F-16 fighter jets to Turkey i...
Oct. 17
Austrians turn on Kurz’s party after corruption claims
Austrians have turned on the conservative Austrian People's Party, the senior partner in their c...
Oct. 17
Volunteers in the sky watch over migrant rescues by sea
As dozens of African migrants traversed the Mediterranean Sea on a flimsy white rubber boat, a small...
Oct. 17
Country
Hundreds of women become self-reliant by making rope using ‘jhut’
Nearly 10,000 distressed women of 10 villages under Naogaon sadar and Raninagar upazilas have become...
Oct. 17
World Hand washing day observed in Kishoreganj
National Sanitation Month and World Hand washing Day 2021 was observed with great enthusiasm un...
Oct. 17
300,000 metres of current net seized, destroyed
As part of the administration's regular campaign to protect mother Hilsa during the breedin...
Oct. 17
RAB-11 nabs 9 drug peddlers in 7 days
The members of Rapid Action battalion (RAB-11) conducted separate drives in different areas and arre...
Oct. 17
Crop farming begins on char land in Rangpur region
Hundreds of char people have started farmingvarious crops, mostly adopting intercropping methods, on...
Oct. 17
A unit Admission Tests under cluster system held at IU
A unit admission test for science groups under the GST combined central admission tests was held at ...
Oct. 17
Human chain demands protective laws for Journalists
Journalists working in Jhenaidah have formed a human chain demanding protective laws for them.The hu...
Oct. 17
